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At four months gestation, a male fetus was diagnosed with left hydronephrosis on routine ultrasound examination. Postnatal urological workup showed a low urethral stricture with a minimally functioning, hydronephrotic left kidney and tortuous, dilated ureter. The ureter was compressing the bladder, causing partial right ureteral compression and there was evidence of early right hydronephrosis as a result.
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The CT sections show the left hydronephrosis/hydroureter.
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The ultrasound of the hydronephrotic left kidney is shown.
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